Pacific Northwest conservationists
By: introductions by Richard Fiddler and Harvey Manning ; interviews conducted by Susan R. Schrepfer and Ann Lage ; The Bancroft Library, Regional Oral History Office,
Contributors: Goldsworthy, Patrick D. 1919-; Lage, Ann.; Schrepfer, Susan R.; Dyer, Pauline.; Manning, Harvey.; Fiddler, Richard.; Bancroft Library. Regional Oral History Office.
Publisher: University of California
Published: 1986
Place of publication: Berkeley, Calif
Subjects: Jackson, Henry M. 1912-1983.; Brower, David Ross, 1912-2000.; Dyer, John.; Wayburn, Edgar, 1906-; Zalesky, Philip.; Sierra Club.; North Cascades Conservation Council.; Sierra Club. Pacific Northwest Chapter.; Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs.; United States. Forest Service. Pacific Northwest Region.; United States. National Park Service. Pacific Northwest Region.; United States.; Mountaineers (Society); Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs.; Olympic Parks Associates.; Environmental protection -- Northwest, Pacific.; National parks and reserves -- Multiple use.; Forest conservation -- Northwest, Pacific.; Women in conservation of natural resources -- Northwest, Pacific.; National parks and reserves -- Management.; National parks and reserves -- Law and legislation.; Olympic National Park (Wash.); North Cascades National Park (Wash.); Alpine Lakes Wilderness (Wash.); Three Sisters Wilderness Area.; Alaska -- Description and travel.
Other titles: Sierra Club Oral history series.
Description: Interview recalls youth in Berkeley, California; Sierra Club High Trips, 1940s-1952; organizing Sierra Club's Pacific Northwest Chapter, 1954; North Cascades Conservation Council--its founding, membership, purposes, tactics, his presidency (1958-1984), campaign for North Cascades National Park, including work with Senator Henry Jackson and other political figures; his position as a Sierra Club board member, 1967-1970. Appended are letters re founding of Sierra Club chapter, a roster of Sierra Club members living in the Cascades Region (ca. 1953), and a curriculum vitae.

Interview discusses forming Sierra Club's Pacific Northwest Chapter, involvement in Mountaineers, North Cascades Conservation Council, Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs, Olympic Parks Associates, 1950s-1980s; campaigns to preserve Olympic National Park, to establish North Cascades National Park, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Three Sisters Wilderness, Alaskan Wilderness; relations with U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, National Park Service; women in conservation; Sierra Club internal affairs as board member, 1960-1967.